2026年安徽省合肥市名校联盟中考二模考试英语试卷

2026年安徽省合肥市名校联盟中考二模考试英语试卷一、单项选择1.—Mom,Ihavedifficultyrememberingmyclassmates’birthdaysandthedatesofourschoolexams.—Youcanmarkthemonthe________onthewall.Itwillhelpyourememberalltheimportantdays.

A．cameraB．cinemaC．clockD．calendar2.Beforethemeetingstarts,please________yourcomputertothescreensoeveryonecanseeyourreportclearly.

A．connectB．compareC．controlD．complete3.—Whydoyoudisliketherestaurantnearourschool?—Becauseit’salways________withloudmusicandshouting.

A．quietB．noisyC．comfortableD．dangerous4.Attentionallpassengers!Theplanewill________intenminutes.Pleaseturnoffyourmobilephones.

A．turnupB．lookforC．takeoffD．puton5.—Whyisthesinger’snewsongsosuccessful?—Becauseitis________knownamongyoungpeople.Ithasoveronemillionplaysinjustoneweek.

A．popularlyB．quicklyC．recentlyD．carefully6.—Doyouthinkitwillraintomorrow?—Ican’tsay________.Theweatherreportsaysitwilljustbecloudy.

A．intimeB．atfirstC．forsureD．ontime7.—Whereisyoursister?Ineedtoaskheraboutthemathhomework.—She________inherroom.Shesaidshewasbusywithitjustnow.

A．isstudyingB．studiesC．studiedD．willstudy8.________themountainwasveryhigh,theclimbersneverthoughtaboutgivingup.

A．BecauseB．AlthoughC．UnlessD．When9.—Couldyoutellme________thenearesthospitalis?Myfriendhurthislegbadly.—It’sjustacrossfromthetrainstation.

A．whatB．whereC．whichD．who10.—Dad,canIplaycomputergamesforawhileafterfinishingmyhomework?—________.Iftherearenomistakes,youcan.Ifnot,youneedtogooveryourlessons.

A．WithpleasureB．MypleasureC．NoproblemD．Itdepends二、完形填空Johnwasalazyman.Onedayonhiswayhome,hefoundagoldcoin.Hepickeditup11.Hesatbytheriverandbegan12aboutallthethingshecouldbuywiththatgoldcoin.“Ican13somehensandselleggsatthemarket,”Johnthought.“VerysoonIshouldbeabletoopenmyown14.”Johncontinueddaydreaming.“ThenIamgoingtosellchicken.Everybodywillwanttoshopforfreshchickenandeggsatmyfarm.”“Iwillevenstartalittlerestaurantandservethemost15chickenpie.Eventhekingwillvisitmyrestaurantandpraisemeformydeliciouschickenpie.”Hedreamt,“Thekingwillreward(奖励)meforthedeliciouspieand16me.”Bynow,Johnfellasleep.Inhissleep,Johnmovedhis17thinkinghewasshakinghandswiththeking,anddroppedthecoin.AthiefwaspassingbyandsawJohnsleeping.Hepickedupthegoldcoinandranaway.Afterawhile,John18.“Whathappened?Whatisgoingtohappentomy19now?”shoutedJohn.PoorJohnwenthomewith20hands.Daydreamingwillneverdoanygood.11.A．happilyB．slowlyC．finallyD．hardly12.A．discussingB．hearingC．dreamingD．caring13.A．cookB．buyC．collectD．sell14.A．farmB．doorC．bookD．bag15.A．expensiveB．differentC．colorfulD．delicious16.A．playB．workC．travelD．greet17.A．handB．footC．mouthD．head18.A．lookedupB．gaveupC．putupD．wokeup19.A．factoryB．supermarketC．restaurantD．library20.A．dirtyB．emptyC．cleanD．usefulAirisallaroundus.Wecannotseeair,butsometimeswecan21it.Haveyoueverfeltthewind?Thatisair.Airincludesoxygen(氧气).Weneedoxygentobreathe.Themore22weare,themoreoxygenweneed.Peopleneedto23alotofairwhentheyplaysports.Airis24uphigh.Ifyouclimbatallmountain,youwillneedtobreathefaster.Thishappensbecauseitisharderforyoutogettheairyouneed.Air25allthetime.Movingairiscalledwind.Windiscausedbydifferent26ofair.Warmer,lighterairis27bycooler,heavierair.Windisverypowerful.Sometimeswecanusethepowerofthewindtohelpus.This28canthenbeusedinmanyways.Today,peopleusewindpowertoproduceelectricity.Airresistance(阻力)isaforcethatslowsdownobjectsmovingthrough29.Airresistancecanbeaproblem.Peopledonotwantcarsandplanestobesloweddownbyair.Asaresult,carsandplaneshavespecial30sotheygetlessairresistance.Airisnecessaryforlife.Itisusefulandfun.21.A．feelB．tasteC．smellD．hear22.A．successfulB．peacefulC．activeD．silent23.A．blowoutB．lookforC．runafterD．takein24.A．thinnerB．cleanerC．healthierD．colder25.A．boilsB．movesC．risesD．falls26.A．heightsB．charactersC．temperaturesD．areas27.A．killedB．hiddenC．pollutedD．pushed28.A．practiceB．energyC．standardD．machine29.A．waterB．spaceC．soilD．air30.A．shapesB．colorsC．speedsD．messages三、补全对话根据对话内容，从方框内的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有两个为多余选项。A:Goodmorning!CanIhelpyoufindsomething?B:Yes,please.I’mlookingforabookaboutscience.31A:Ofcourse!32Wehavebooksaboutanimals,plants,spaceandcomputers.B:33Arethereanynewbooksaboutit?A:Yes,wejustreceivedanewbookcalledTheMoonandBeyond.34Andtherearemanybeautifulpicturesinit.B:35MayIkeepitfortwoweeks?A:Certainly.Pleaseshowmeyourstudentcard,andI’llcheckitoutforyourightnow.B:Hereyouare.Thankyousomuchforyourhelp!A:You’rewelcome.Remembertoreturnitontime.Haveaniceday!

A．Thatsoundsperfect!B．Doyoulovethem,too?C．Doyouhaveanysuggestions?D．It’swrittenforstudentsyourage.E．Ireallyenjoyreadingbooksaboutspace.F．Whatkindofscienceareyouinterestedin?G．Iaminterestedinbooksaboutwildanimals.四、阅读理解

TheNineMoonsofHanYuandLuliHanYuandLuliliveindifferenttimesandplaces.HanYulivesinChinain731;LulilivesinNewYorkCity’sChinatownin1931.Bothfacegreatchallengestosavetheirfamilies.Age:8—12.Price:20.9dollars.WhereOnlyStormsGrowThefarmersareunabletogrowwheat(小麦)becauseoftheterribledust(沙尘)storms.Thesefamiliesareforcedtodecide:Shouldtheyfightfortheirland,ormoveelsewhereforabetterfuture?Age:8—12.Price:11.3dollars.TheStorytellerWhenZiggywaslittle,hismotherdisappeared.Ziggyhasbeenlookingforwaystofindheralongwithhissister,Moon,andacoupleoffriends.Age:9—12.Price:17.6dollars.MagicNatureTalesCaseywantedtowritethisbookbecauseshelovesnature.Asachild,shelivedinLondon.Thoughit’sabigcity,shemanagedtoconnectwithnatureinsmallways.Caseybelieveswe’realldeeplyconnectedtonature.Age:8—12.Price:6.9dollars.36.HowmuchdoyouhavetopayifyoubuytwocopiesofTheStoryteller?

A．13.8dollars.B．20.9dollars.C．22.6dollars.D．35.2dollars.37.WheredidCaseylivewhenshewasachild?

A．B．C．D．38.Whoaretheabovebooksfor?

A．Parents.B．Children.C．Teachers.D．Writers.Haveyouevernoticedthattimeflieswhenyou’rehavingfun,butitpassesveryslowlywhenyou’rebored?Thiscommonexperiencehasinterestedscientistsforalongtime.Theyhavediscoveredthatourbraindoesn’trecordtimelikeaclock.Instead,ourfeelingoftimechangesbasedonwhatwearedoing.Whenwearedoingsomethingnewandexciting,ourbrainworksharder.Ittakesinmoreinformationandcreatesmorememories.Becausesomuchishappening,ourbrainlaterthinksthatalongertimehaspassed.Ontheotherhand,whenwedothesamethingseveryday,ourbraingetslazy.Itdoesn’tneedtorecordmuchnewinformation.Dayscanfeelshortbecausenothingspecialhappens.Buthere’stheinterestingpart:whenyoulookbackonaboringmonth,itmightfeellikeitpassedslowlybecauseyouwerewaitingforittoend.Agealsoplaysaroleinhowweexperiencetime.Forafive-year-old,oneyearis20%oftheirwholelife.Thatfeelslikeaverylongtime.Forafifty-year-old,oneyearisonly2%oftheirlife.Thisiswhysummersfeltsolongwhenwewerekidsbutseemsoshortnow.Sothenexttimeyouwantyourdaystofeellongerinmemory,trydoingsomethingnew.39.Whydidsummersfeellongerinchildhoodaccordingtothetext?

A．Oneyeartakesupalargerpartofachild’slife.B．Childrenhavemorehomeworkduringsummer.C．Childrenspendmoretimeplayingoutside.D．Summervacationsweremuchlongerbefore.40.Howcanwemakeadayfeellongerwhenwelookback?

A．Bydoingthesametaskseveryday.B．Bywaitingfortimetopass.C．Bytryingnewandexcitingactivities.D．Byfocusingonhowtimepasses.41.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A．Timealwaysmovesatthesamespeed.B．Ourfeelingoftimecanchange.C．Olderpeoplehavebettermemories.D．Boringdaysareactuallylonger.AshortvideoAnimalsCan’tSpeak,SoISpeakforThemhasbecomeverypopularontheInternet.Thevideowascreatedbyonememberofthewildlifeprotectionteam.Theteamhasalsotakenonapubliceducationrole.Inthevideo,theyexplaintheimportanceofenvironmentalprotectiontothelocalsandvisitorsinaclearandinterestingway.WhenpassengersareamazedbythelandscapealongtheQinghai-XizangRailway,theymightnotrealizethatthiswastheresultofSangtseandhissonPemaTsering’seffortsoveraperiodof38years.Sangtsebecameawildlifeprotectorin1987.Encouragedbyhisfather,PemaTseringjoinedtheprotectionteamin2017.Forhim,environmentalprotectionisnotonlysomethinghelearnedthroughhisfather’sexample.Itisanimportantpartofhisownlife.PemaTseringfilmsthebeautyhemeetsinthefield.Thenheturnsitintoshortvideosthatspreadhisfather’slessonsonwildlifeprotectiononline.Whattheseyoungwildlifeprotectorsshowisnotonlyvideosandphotosofanimals,butthewisdomoflivinginharmony(和谐)betweenhumansandnature.Whentheguardians(守卫者)areseenandtheirstoriesareshared,aseed(种子)ofenvironmentalprotectionisplantedineveryheartthatistouched.42.Whatistheshortvideomainlyabout?

A．Theenvironmentalprotection.B．ThestoriesbetweenSangtseandhisfather.C．ThelandscapealongtheQinghai-XizangRailway.D．Therelationshipbetweenhumansandnature.43.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?

A．Sangtseisgoodatmakingvideos.B．PemaTseringlearnedprotectionfromhisfather.C．Therailwaywasbuiltbythefatherandson.D．Fewpeopleliketheshortvideo.44.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inparagraph3referto(指的是)?

A．Filmedbeauty.B．Filmedanimals.C．PemaTsering’sfather’sexample.D．PemaTsering’sownlife.45.Whatdoesthe“seed”inthelastparagraphmostprobablymean?

A．Asmallplantgrowingintheground.B．Anideastartingtogrowinsomeone’smind.C．Agiftgivenbythewildlifeprotectors.D．Astorywrittendownbytheyoung.Thinkingcanbeagreatwayforyourowngrowth.Butputtingyourbrainthroughsuchovertimemightleadtounnecessaryworrying.Whatshouldyoudoifyourbrain’sworkingovertime?Overthinkingworksbytakingyourmindawayfromwhatisinfrontofyouatthepresentmomentandinsteadmakingyouimaginethingsthatareinthefuture.Bringingyourselfbacktothepresentmomentwhenyounoticeyourmindracingcanmakethosethoughtsquiet.Youcoulddrawyourattentiontosomethingphysicalnearyou.Takingamomenttofocusonsomethingrealcanstopoverthinkingandcalmthemind.Trytomakeashortsentencetomakeyourselfcalm.Somethingassimpleas“thisisnottrue”canworkwell.Mostworriesdon’tcometopass,sofindingyourownsentencestoremindyourself.Itcanhelptogroundyourbraininreality.Sometimesitwon’tbepossibletogetupandleavetheroominwhichyoufindyourselfoverthinking,butifyouareabletochangeyourenvironment,itcanbeagoodidea.Movingtoadifferentroominthesamebuilding,orevengoingoutsideforsomefreshairwillprovideachangeoffocus,evenifit’sjustonhowtogettoyournewplace.46.Whatcanhelpusstopoverthinkingaccordingtoparagraph2?

A．Imaginingfuturethings.B．Forgettingthepresentmoment.C．Keepingthemindracing.D．Focusingonsomethingrealnearby.47.Whatdoesthewritersayaboutmostworries?

A．Theyareveryimportant.B．Theydon’tcometopass.C．Theyhelpusgrow.D．Theyarehardtoforget.48.Whatisthebesttitleforthistext?

A．HowtoStopOverthinkingB．WhyWeNeedtoThinkMoreC．WheretoFindFreshAirD．HowtoChangeYourRoomTheZhong’aiRestaurantsetuponFebruary9,2024isacharitykitchenthatprovidesfreebreakfastsfornearbysanitationworkers(环卫工人)andotherswhobegintheirworkearlyinthemorning.“There’snobigreason—wejustwantsanitationworkersandotherearlyriserstobeabletohaveahotmeal,”saidoneoftherestaurant'sfounders,WuManquan.Atfirsttherewereonlythe“oldWu”coupleandafewfriends.Eachdaytheymadetheirwaythroughthedarktocookporridgeandpreparedishes,thentheybegantheirdailyjobs.Sotheywereoftenwornout.Beforelong,“oldWu”hadlostmorethan5kilograms.Kindnessislikeabeam(束)oflight：onceitshines,itisseenandshared.Moreandmorevolunteerscametothekitchen.By6:00a.m.,thesanitationworkerswhohadfinishedtheirearlyjobscameinoneafteranother.Thesanitationworkersalwaysshowtheirthankswiththesimplestactions—helpingcleanup,sweepingthefloor,evenbringingricefromhomeforthem.“Ibroughtmychildheretolearn,butIendeduplearningsomethingmyself,”saidthevolunteerMiaoYan.Outside,theskyisgrowinglighter,andtheworkersstepoutintothemorninglight.Tomorrow,warmthwillstillbepassedfromhere.49.Whydoestherestaurantstarttoofferfreebreakfasts?

A．Todrawmorepeopletocometotheshop.B．Tohelpearlyworkershaveahotmeal.C．Tolettheownersmakemoremoney.D．Tomakefriendswiththevolunteers.50.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“wornout”mean?

A．Verytired.B．Veryexcited.C．Verybored.D．Veryangry.51.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeWuManquan?

A．Creative.B．Brave.C．Honest.D．Kind.52.WhatwillhappenprobablynextabouttheZhong’aiRestaurant?

A．Itwillservemorekindsofexpensivefood.B．Sanitationworkerswillstopvisiting.C．Itwillcontinuetoprovidefreebreakfast.D．Itwillclosedownbecauseofnomoney.五、任务型阅读Ayoungmanwashard-workingandhonest.Hetriedmanythingsbuthefailedrepeatedly.Healmostlostallhope.Oneday,hewenttoafamoussage(智者)inanearbyvillageforhelp.Thesagelistenedtotheyoungmancarefullyandthensmiledandsaid,“Son,come,Iwillshowyouasecretofspring.”Thesagepointedtotheforestoutsidethevillage.Thereweremanylargetreesstandingthere,buttheyalllookedlifelessanddry.Surprised,theyoungmanasked,“Father,thosetreeslookdead.”Thesagelaughedandsaid,“No,son!Thosetreesarenotdead.Theyaregoingthroughthedifficultyofwinter.Rightnow,theymaylooklikethereisnolifeinthem,butdeepinside,theyaresavingenergy.Wh